Vastly improved over its initial Homebrew Idol release, developer slicer4ever reappears with a fresh new version of PSPBilliards.

Coded from the ground up with precise math calculations and pure skill, slicer4ever has indeed achieved what he sought out for — a fully playable homebrew version of 8 & 9-ball.

Most notably, version 0.2 introduces preliminary support for multiplayer over Ad Hoc.

New features:

• ball’s now rotate
• background music scanned from music folders
• score card (idea from halokilla; I believe, not 100% sure, correct if wrong)
• multiple pool tables
• all controls work
• Ad Hoc; yes that’s right, you can now play against your buddy on their PSP (note: this is not 100% stable and may crash, and it is kinda laggy, please bare with it.)
• much more…

Download: PSPBilliards 0.2

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Geoffrey? Break out Lucille. Here’s a first… 8-ball & 9-ball in fine PSP homebrew form. Coming from slicer4ever and destined for Homebrew Idol — PSPBilliards.

Some things/bugs you should be aware of:

• balls sometimes glitch around (I have a theory as to why but tracking it down is the hard part)
• credits screen not fully implemented
• L and R do not work; I know it said to select next ball, but it wasn’t at the top of my get done before competition list, so sorry.

With that in mind, check back for updates. Nice work, slicer.

Download: PSPBilliards

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